Exit Strategies

When it's time to move on—whether from a problem or toward an opportunity.

What it is

Sometimes you need out of a difficult situation. Sometimes you need to exit smart and keep more of what you've built. We handle both.

Two types of exits

Exit a Difficult Situation

Corporations with debt, CRA issues, accumulated problems. We help you walk away and start fresh.

  • Tax debt or CRA disputes
  • Unpaid remittances
  • Corporations that have become a burden
  • Situations where you just need out

Exit with a Plan

Assets to sell—properties, a business, investments. The standard approach means a big tax bill. We design structures that minimize capital gains exposure.

  • Property portfolios
  • Business sales
  • Investment liquidation
  • Succession and transition planning

How it works

1

Tell us the situation — what you're dealing with, what you're trying to achieve.

2

We assess your options — what's possible, what makes sense.

3

We design a path forward — specific to your circumstances.

4

You decide how to proceed — we help with implementation if you choose.

Common Questions

What kind of situations can you help with?

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On the difficult side: corporations with tax debt, CRA problems, unpaid source deductions or GST/HST, situations where the company has become more burden than asset. On the planning side: property sales, business exits, investment liquidation, anything with significant capital gains exposure.

How do you minimize capital gains?

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Through structure. How and when you sell, what entity holds the asset, how proceeds flow—these all affect the tax outcome. We design arrangements that use the Income Tax Act to your advantage. The specifics depend on your situation.

How long does this take?

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It depends on complexity. Some situations resolve quickly. Others—especially planned exits with multiple assets—may unfold over months or years by design. We'll give you a realistic timeline once we understand your situation.

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